1868, Huang, from Jin Tao Town, Nan 'an City, Fujian Province. Huang, whose real name is Huang Shougong, is a descendant of Ziyun School, and his ancestors also served as senior officials. However, Huang's family belongs to a weak family, and the economy is just average. The father found his son very clever very early, and the private school teacher also boasted that "this son is too clever." However, with the birth of three younger brothers and two younger sisters, Huang had to drop out of school and go home to learn shaving from his uncle. Three years later, Huang, aged 15, graduated from school and walked the streets every day to serve people.
Once shaved his head, a gentleman suddenly coughed and his forehead was scratched by a razor. The gentry flew into a rage and abused Huang. The gentry is a bully in the local area, but unfortunately the town is often in Kansai, and the Luti area is not there. If you are not to be taunted, you can only hide.
Reasons for Huang's success:
1, Huang is hardworking, not lazy and practical. Huang has always been willing to make great efforts, whether he started as a barber, shouldered a hawker, or later explored the sugar industry and financial industry.
2. Huang is indeed an ambitious and far-sighted person. /kloc-at the age of 0/6, he bravely broke into Nanyang, with only a little money to save his life, but Huang didn't want to be a barber all his life.
Even with the borrowed principal, Huang should learn to do business. After accumulating capital in business, Huang was not satisfied with the status quo and stopped there. Instead, he began to set foot in the sugar industry and eventually became the sugar king, eventually owning his own business empire.
Huang is not a mercenary businessman. Huang is broad-minded, not limited to petty profits, and is willing to link individuals with the fate of the motherland.